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Fuel prices continue to fall, but Roadcheck rates bump fails to materialize - Vimarsana News

Fuel prices continue to fall, but Roadcheck rates bump fails to materialize

Good news and bad news for owner-operators during the last week -- fuel prices are down, but the typical bump in rates for Roadcheck was the weakest in years. Also: Bills would cut red tape for vets to enter trucking; new truck parking; more.

Australian Gen Z embracing Gen AI but some risk missing out: research reveals – Intelligent CIO APAC - Vimarsana News

Australian Gen Z embracing Gen AI but some risk missing out: research reveals – Intelligent CIO APAC

A new report says instilling trust and confidence in AI is the foundation from which all AI skill development needs to be built upon. The great majority (84%) of Australian Gen Z youth have used Generative AI (Gen AI), with those from diverse backgrounds showing the most interest in the technology, according to new research conducted by Year13, in collaboration with

Thousands of immigrant farmers' letters featured in new project - Vimarsana News

Thousands of immigrant farmers' letters featured in new project

Farmers are among those who feature in Imirce, a new digital repository that provides access to thousands of Irish-American emigrant...

Warm applause on cold evening - Vimarsana News

Warm applause on cold evening

Salon Diary / By Anthony Murphy Brendan Costello, President of Irish American Writers & Artists, hosted the first Salon of 2024 at the Ellington, c...

How PwC, KPMG, BCG and EY are embracing AI in-house - Vimarsana News

How PwC, KPMG, BCG and EY are embracing AI in-house

Partners at the big consulting firms believe the winners of the lucrative AI race will come from those businesses where staff embrace tools built in-house.

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